Closest.. To You…
Closest… to you…
While… in…
The… company of…
Frédéric Chopin’s…
Concerto… pour piano…
Numéro… un…
My eyes… close…
My lashes… flutter…
Wet… with tears…
You’re… there…
With… me…
Read moreClosest… to you…
While… in…
The… company of…
Frédéric Chopin’s…
Concerto… pour piano…
Numéro… un…
My eyes… close…
My lashes… flutter…
Wet… with tears…
You’re… there…
With… me…
Read moreHe was tall, dark, and handsome.
His thick, dark, straight hair was slicked back in the Rudolph Valentino style, which framed a white and near perfect shape of face, marked by high cheekbones, full mouth, with a manly, strong, jutting chin and jawline.
He was often compared to Gregory Peck, or William Holden…
Read moreWhat… if…
I don’t… see you…
Tomorrow…
What… if…
NOT…
What… if…
I don’t… hear…
Your… intriguing voice…
Your… enchanting look…
Seductive… ways…
While… reading my books…
Sartre… de Beauvoir…
Proust… Voltaire… Malraux…
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Forget… forgetting… forgot…
Ah the bliss of forgetting you… my love…
It’s been a month and a half… since… I saw you last…
It felt like… forever…
A… decade…
A… lifetime…
Read more“You Taught Me How To Love”
Dear H,
Knowing me as you do, you’ll remember I despise love letters – so pompous and posturing – emotional blackmail invariably the aim. However, I feel I owe one to you, the love of my 30s, thanking you for the years we spent together; a letter from one no longer in love, who can now love all the stronger because of you.
Our relationship taught me how to love as an adult, and you remain the only man I have ever set up house with. People declared us opposites: introvert and extrovert, sportsman and hedonist, music lover and word obsessive.
Read moreHe was tall, dark, and handsome. His thick, dark, straight hair was slicked back in the Rudolph Valentino style, which
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